Identity, Morality, and Transformation

This chapter explores themes of identity and societal expectations through the character of Jasnah, examining the struggles of self-definition amidst external pressures. It highlights the dynamics of character relationships, the evolution of gender roles, and the moral implications of drastic solutions in the face of crisis. The conversation surrounding Jasnah’s transformation raises profound questions about ethics, the nature of hate, and the complexities of virtue in a shifting social landscape.